Access the consultation HERE. Below is our draft response (will evolve until 6 Jan) which can support you in drafting your own response. UAS / Drone operators in the Specific Category (PDRA01, OSC/ORA ...
What if the way you fly your drone today becomes obsolete in just a few years? With the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) proposing sweeping changes to drone regulations set to roll out in 2026, this ...
Widespread use of uncrewed air vehicles (UAVs) in the UK for tasks such as cargo transport, medical deliveries and surveying work has moved a step closer with the appointment by the country’s civil ...
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UK drone laws: users face new 2026 flying rules and CAA flyer ID regulations – with fines up to £2,500
Drone pilots in the UK will need new to comply with stricter safety measures from 2026 ⚠️ If you own a drone in the UK, 2026 is set to bring significant changes to the rules that govern how you can ...
Ofcom has today published a joint statement with the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) on the use of 978 MHz spectrum for safety devices on drones. These safety devices (Universal Access Transceivers) ...
Initially, the UK CAA plans to allow BVLOS UAS operations in air environments where no crewed aircraft are expected. Credit: UK Civil Aviation Authority The UK Civil Aviation Authority plans to begin ...
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